This workshop will bring together experienced students and researchers, and provide a platform for fostering collaboration among members of the soft matter community, as well as a forum for discussion of key recent developments in the field. Apply now:

This school will establish a forum where theories of general interest can be discussed, catalyze the nucleation of new research lines, and expose students to a full breadth of intellectual opportunity in the field of disordered systems. Apply until Feb 15:

This school attempts to capture the recent excitement about Machine Learning in general and for biophysical and biomolecular systems in particular, addressing participants with various backgrounds ranging from biology to physics. Apply until February 1:

Through minicourses, research seminars and discussion sessions, this school and workshop will explore the fundamental physical principles that govern living systems across scales. Apply until Jan 11 for school and register until Feb 17 for workshop.

This interdisciplinary school tackles the foundational questions concerning the origins of biophysical systems. It aims to find principles shared across them using tools from statistical physics, mathematical analysis and numerical simulations.

This course introduces the key developments in EFTofLSS, a powerful theoretical framework, emphasizing its role in bridging theoretical physics with observational data from galaxy surveys. There is no registration.

Synchronization is one of the fundamental phenomena in complex systems and nonlinear dynamics. The event will also include a workshop covering current research in the field. Apply for the school until Nov 23 and register for the workshop until Dec 14.

The goal is to bring together experts on different systems using mathematical modeling, experimental approaches and modern data-driven techniques to engage in an interdisciplinary dialogue about pattern formation in living systems. Apply until Sep 8:

This workshop serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among researchers from diverse backgrounds. It will feature presentations by speakers, interactive sessions, talks selected from abstracts, and poster session. Register by Aug 31:

These lectures will cover recent advances in the study of the two-body problem in general relativity using ideas from particle physics. There is no registration fee.

The school will consist of a virtual 3-day course and 4 in-person courses, with practical exercise sessions. At the end, students will take an exam and the top ones may be chosen to receive an all-expenses paid internship at @UCBerkeley. Apply by Aug 10:

Second-generation quantum technologies have gigantic disruptive power, and the training of human resources in this area is essential. This school will provide hands-on courses covering basics and advanced concepts on these technologies. Apply by August 3:

This event will discuss theoretical and experimental challenges to conceive the QGEM (quantum gravity induced entanglement of masses) protocol in a lab. It will help to foster exchange and collaboration among diverse researchers. Apply until August 3:

This school is intended for graduate students and researchers. The lectures will cover well-tested and successful theoretical approaches as well as a discussion of experimental results. Submissions for poster presentations are welcomed. Apply by July 27:

Every year since 2004, the Competition for Young Physicists offers cash prizes to the best undergraduate students, selected through a written exam administered by ICTP-SAIFR. The 2024 edition of the exam will be held on July 27 (Saturday), at 2 pm.

This event within the Latin American Strategy Forum for Research Infrastructure (LASF4RI) aims to update the Strategy Plan for High Energy, Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics (HECAP) concluded in 2020. A call for new or updated White Papers is open.

The school explores the water anomalies starting from the basic ideas of phase transitions and critical phenomena, and shows how they can be measured from scattering experiments and simulations of the nanoscale results. Apply until June 22:

This school is aimed at outstanding undergraduates from Latin America. It is associated with a partnership between ICTP-SAIFR at IFT-UNESP and @Perimeter, and is also related to a joint international masters program between the institutes. Apply by May 18:

This course is designed to provide master’s students in physics with an introduction to advanced methods for tackling the dynamics of quantum many-body experiments, with focus on open quantum systems and non-equilibrium QFT methods. Apply until May 11:

This meeting will feature a few seminars by members of community in São Paulo state, plus a keynote lecture. It will provide a platform for collaboration and discussion of key recent developments, with transmission by Zoom. Apply for talk/poster by May 7.